Oregon Legal Research BlogSee OJD Media Release, dated 1/20/12* ‘The Honorable Thomas A. Balmer has been elected as the 42nd Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, the court announced today. Balmer…
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When the Supreme Court “Rock” Bashes into the Stephen Colbert “Hard Place,” Brace Yourself, Bridget
Law in the News alerts us (on 2/3/12) to this provocative article: Colbert v. the Court: Why, in the battle over Citizens United, the Supreme Court never had a…
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What is a “fee” in a (ORS 167.700) transaction for sexual conduct or contact? A Cigarette? A Kiss?
…Oregon v. Palomo, the Oregon Court of Appeals weighs in and defines the word “fee,” with a little help from a dictionary and a legislative history. Oregon v. Palomo A148047…
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Mandatory eFiling for Oregon Attorneys, December 1, 2014
Excerpt from the CJ announcement (link from Oregon LPM blog): “Mandatory eFiling Plan for Attorneys Filing in Oregon State Courts Chief Justice Thomas A. Balmer, Oregon…
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Quotation of the Week, re Moving Work to Customers
…Circuit Court New Central Courthouse Planning and Space Programming Final Report,” August 2014 Context: “…. 1.2. Customer-Centric, Customer-Friendly Work Processes A subtle, calculated business principle enabled by today’s electronic technology…
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Oregon Supreme Court: Harassment Statute Declared Overbroad
…free expression and an Oregon statute that punishes abusive or insulting speech that is calculated to produce a violent response. The Court of Appeals held that ORS 166.065(1)(a)(B), the abusive…
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More Free, Searchable Federal Court Opinions
From U.S. Courts News, 1/31/13: Access to Court Opinions Expands “A pilot project giving the public free, text-searchable, online-access to court opinions now is available to all federal appellate,…
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Legal Forms: “LegalZoom Gets Nod from South Carolina Supreme Court”
…about these A2J commissions and initiatives. From 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, 4/22/14, post: “LegalZoom Gets Nod from South Carolina Supreme Court” Excerpt: “The term “Access to Justice” (A2J)…
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Hilarious (and Dark) Side of Automated Court Services: Replacing Courts with Websites
Link from Richard Zorza’s inimitable Access to Justice blog: A Cautionary Tale — Cartoon Points Out the Downsides of Automated Courts Access to justice and court systems broken (and broke)? “If…
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A Visit to the Oregon Court of Appeals
A fresh look at the Oregon Court of Appeals, from Shelley MacTyre, an Oregon lawyer, who has another blog, her legal one, here. (By the way, I’m not sure…